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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 12 (1864) (1864)

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late be- one upon the other is regulated by a spiral spring and tween the brushes and causes them, in connection this indispensable but thankless, grumbling, and screw stop, P ; the small cup, Q, has an opening in with the hot water and suds which is to be poured in wasteful ‘‘help” accomplishes in… … FOR 1864! VOLUME X.—NEW SERIES. family machine,” for it is designed to wash dishes, guides, is to regulate the distance to which the plate The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN respectfully giv - clean lamp-chimneys, and scour and sharpen knives, is moved by the handle, L; there is an arm on…

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